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A newborn bedside cot is a small sleeper that allows newborns to share a room as their parents without the risk of sleeping together (which the AAP recommends against due to SIDS and suffocation). It also makes nursing sessions and care much more convenient.

This sleeper features a firm mattress that can support babies' backs and reduce the chance of SIDS. It can swivel over your bed to allow you to carry your child out for midnight nursing or cuddles at sunrise.

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A bedside cot, also known as a co-sleeper, is a bassinet-style baby cot that is attached or clipped to your bed. This lets you easily and safely reach your baby for mid-night feeding, comforting or cuddles. These are great for new parents and mums recovering from a c-section because they provide easy access to the baby without needing to get out of bed.

There are many different designs available starting with basic models that have just a drop-down side to more sophisticated ones that can be adjusted in a variety of ways including height and incline options. Most can be converted into an independent crib once your baby grows older and is sleeping longer in the night.

Maxi-Cosi Lora is among our favorites. It was shortlisted in the Best Cot category for the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. MFM home tester Emily commented on how stylish and modern the design, while she appreciated the feature that you can use it as a regular bassinet or clip it onto your bed to sleep side-by-side in a safe and secure manner. She also liked its plush mattress which was able to pass our tests of firmness and also that it comes with an adjustable manual inclining feature for those who suffer from reflux.

But she wasn't thrilled with the fact that it had a non-mesh panel at the bottom and thought it was a bit bulky to move from room to room regularly. When folded into a travel bag, she found it to be somewhat heavy to carry up the stairs.

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A bedside rocking crib cot is essentially the bassinet style cot that can be fixed to the side of the bed. It lets you easily reach your newborn for middle-of-the-night feeding nappies, feeding and comforting. It's great for mothers who are recovering from a c-section.

The NHS and Lullaby Trust advise that you place your baby in the same space as you but separate from you for the first six months because this will reduce the chance of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome). A bedside crib is a safe way to accomplish this since it is low-sided and allows you to be able to easily access your baby during the night.

It is crucial that your baby sleeps on a firm and not a soft mattress. Newborns don't have the motor control to turn over and a soft mattress could increase the risk of drowning. The breathable fabric and skin-friendly materials make this mattress a comfortable one for your baby bedside crib but also sufficiently firm to be safe for your baby.

Mum home tester Jasmin loved that the crib does not take up a lot of space in her bedroom and she found the size perfect for a baby. She also stated that the mattress was of good quality and not like other mattresses that feel thin and flimsy. She also likes the fact that it has storage space underneath for bedding and clothes - something many other bassinets don't.

MFM mum home tester Mehack is a huge fan of the side wall with a removable design that lets you lower it down to give easy access to your infant. She also loves that legs slide under the bed so that it doesn't appear big or take up too much floor space. She's also impressed by the ease of being able to move around the house as you'd like in the middle of the night, which is convenient for feedings and check-ins.

The CoZee Air crib is a popular choice for parents. It won the Gold Award at the 2021 Mother&Baby Awards. It has a clever design that has four pulleys that can be used to raise or lower your crib. There's also a large basket for blankets, toys, and other items. It's also simple to put together and light, which is useful for traveling with your baby.

Safety

It is important to think about the safety aspect when selecting the right crib for your baby's bed. The official safe sleep guidelines from both the Lullaby Trust and NHS recommends that babies do not be sleeping in the bed of their parents due to the dangers of suffocation, heat exhaustion and a greater chance of suffering from sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Bassinets that are placed in bed let parents keep their newborn close by and allow for nighttime feedings as well as monitoring and comforting without the need to get up from their beds.

This close proximity can also support breastfeeding mothers, as it lets them attend to the needs of their infant while they sleep. This can help maintain milk supply and encourage breastfeeding. Some bedside cots come with adjustable height features that help both the mother and baby to get into the bassinet for feedings or other care during the night.

Many bassinets have a mattress that is designed to minimize the chance of suffocation and conforms to industry standards. It is essential to provide support for the bones of a newborn, as they are still soft and are not fully formed. The mattress should be covered in a fitted sheet to reduce the risk of suffocation caused by dust mites and other allergens. It should also be kept clean and free of allergens.

Some bedside cribs can be tilted. This is beneficial for babies with digestive or reflux issues. However, it should only be done gently and with caution. Avoid putting pillows, duvets or padded crib bumpers to the bassinet. They could pose the risk of suffocation your baby.

It's also worth thinking about an infant bassinet that has an attachment system that is secure and can be easily attached to your bed without the need for tools. This feature can be particularly helpful for parents who may struggle to lift their child into and out of the cot, or concerned about the possibility of rolling over in the night. If your bassinet has an attachment that is secure, it is a good idea to check it regularly. Check to ensure there aren't any gaps and that the system is securely attached.

Comfort

If you're a parent-to-be, the safety of your baby is surely one of your top concerns. There's a new sleep solution that allows you to keep your baby close at night, without the danger of bed-sharing. The baby bedside cot is essentially a bassinet-style cot which is fixed to the bed's side, allowing you to safely take them away to feed them at night and soothe. It's an excellent option for mothers who are recovering from a C section as it will not require you to stand or bend over.

A modern bedside cot for newborns should have a sturdy and flat mattress that can promote safe sleeping practices and lower the risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). The bedding should be simple, with only the sheet for the cot and blanket that is tightly tucked into the bottom. Avoid bumpers, toys, and pillows that can fall onto your baby posing the risk of suffocation. If your baby has been used to being swaddled during a few weeks, you can use either the swaddle or baby sleep bag. However, it is recommended that this be removed when they are strong enough to remove them.

Some bedside cribs have an open or removable side that allows easy access to your baby's feeds and comforting. This is a good feature for parents who want to maintain the bond between them and their child, but still adhere to NHS safe sleep guidelines. If you are planning to sleep with your child, it is important to know that this practice may increase the chance of SIDS. This is especially the case if a parent falls on their child during sleep.

A breathable fabric is another important safety factor, since it's designed to keep your baby cool and comfortable throughout the night. This is particularly important if you intend to co-sleep your newborn as the risk of overheating when sleeping increases. The SnuzPod4 comes with a unique, breathable side panel, which helps increase the airflow and keeps your baby comfortable.